Thursday, January 13, 2022 9:42:37 AM
I would not be looking to HERA for any hope. Did you not read the SCOTUS ruling? As long as FHFA declares any action it takes is in the "best interest of the public", it supersedes all of HERA's instruction/regulation. So in a post SCOTUS world, HERA is literally powerless as long as FHFA claims to be acting in the best interest of the public AKA they can do whatever the heck they want to do whenever they want to do it.
It was clearly Congress's original intent to have 1 line in HERA under "incidental powers" grant power to supercede/override the rest of the ~200page document.
It was clearly Congress's original intent to have 1 line in HERA under "incidental powers" grant power to supercede/override the rest of the ~200page document.
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